Sentence examples for some sort of contraption from inspiring English sources

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Some sort of contraption had broken something, possibly by dropping it.

Kesting told me, "It was water, of course — we had to find some sort of contraption to put on her".

"They're always trying to get me into the sort of outfits the tennis players wear, some sort of contraption that I couldn't fit one boob into, let alone my arse," she says, "'I wouldn't be able to play badminton matches in that.

He sold some sort of contraption which made it easy to attach your hose to the faucet or whatever you call it.

In a sad twist, though, he is working on some sort of contraption to search his memory for his birth mother who abandoned him.

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How often have you struggled to operate some sort of digital contraption: wrestling fruitlessly with complicated controls, having failed to make sense of the instructions?

And on top of that was some sort of spinning contraption.

A giant swastika flag hangs behind the bikini girl who is about to be crucified against some sort of rack contraption.

Many of us stare blankly at our running shoes as if they are some sort of alien contraption, or they've become the chew toy for the dog.

Li has some sort of alien-looking contraption on her knee, which may be hindering her movement.

Pretty neat, but, you know, I'd rather Darpa put its know-how toward developing some sort of alternative energy contraption and/or fuel.

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